The SAR MAGAZINE is the official quarterly publication of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution published quarterly.
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The 123rd Annual National Congress Christou Jr. (2), Stephan P. Clarke, Roger W. Coursey, Ronald L. Darrah (2), Alvie L. Davidson, James A. DeGroff Jr., Daniel W. Dockrey Jr., Walter E. Dockery, Joseph W. Dooley (5), Walter C. Dorsey, Theodore M. Duay III, I. Barnett Ellis (2), John E. Ernest (2), Michael J. Everheart, James O. Fast, Arthur L. Finnell, Robert B. Fish Jr. (6), Raymond H. Ford, Charles F. Garrison (2), Gerald A. Gieger, Kenneth E. Gilkey (2), James H. Grace Sr., Thomas B. Green III, Marshal K. Gregory, Donald H. Gurley (2), Larry T. Guzy, Jessie L. Hagan (2), Frank G. Hall III, Robert N. Hall, William M. Hammitt, John R. Harman Jr. (2), Laurence T. Herman, Edward E. Hitchcock (2), Alfred P. Honeywell, Franklin N. Horton (2), Robert D. Howell Sr. (2), Gerald W. Irion (2), Karl W. Jacobs, Timothy L. Jacobs, Keith T. Johnson, Michael R. Johnston, J. Michael Jones (2), John H. Jones, Edmund P. Karr Jr., Michael L. Keen, Norman H. Kronvall, William H. Lees, Luther R. Lloyd, Billy B. Lyle, Milus B. Maney, William M. Marrs, David L. McCann, Barrett L. McKown, Paul C. Metzger (5), Ted M. Minier (3), Randy D. Moody, Brent D. Morgan, Robert T. Nash, William B. Neal, Ralph D. Nelson Jr. (2), David L. Nessley Sr., Ronald E. Newton, Christopher M. Nichols, Grant R. Noah, Clifford J. Normand Jr. (2), William C. Orr, James D. Partin, Shawn W. Price, William H. Raper, Raymond C. Raser (5), Eric D. Richhart (4), William A. Robinson, Robert H. Rodgers (3), Michael J. Rowley (3), Edward L. Rudisill, Richard W. Sage, Gerald McCoy, right, of the Missouri Society was named Color Guardsman of the Year. Robert A. Sapp, A. Bingham Seibold III (4), Richard R. Simpson, John D. Sinks, William C. Sizemore, James F. Smith (4), John T. Smith (5), Eugene C. Smith, Jr. (2), Leon L. Smith Jr., Kimber D. Smith, Richard T. Spencer Jr., Daniel B. Stauffer (4), Robert J. Stone (2), John E. Sweeney, Phillip H. Tarpley, James C. Taylor, John R. Taylor Jr., Brian M. Thomson (2), James J. Thweatt, J. Michael Tomme Sr., Robert F. Towns, Comte Jacques de Trentinian, Donald J. Tressler, Eric H. Troutman, John R. Wallace, Timothy E. Ward (4), Terry A. Whetstone, Robert A. Whitehead, Paul M. Wilke, Steven A. Williams (2), Reeves R.D. Winn, Fred D. Womack, Daniel K. Woodruff, William J. Woodworth (2), Theodore S. Zajac Jr. FLORENCE KENDALL AWARD—To the top three compatriots who recruited the largest number of new members. Winner: Robert B. Fish Jr. of West Virginia, 64 new members; second place, Walter B. Stevenson of Alabama, 61 new members; third place, John R. Smith of South Carolina, 58 new members. COLOR GUARDSMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD— To the compatriot who is the best representative of color guards and the best example of service to the ideals of the Sons of the American Revolution by his 12 service as a color guardsman. Winner: Gerald R. McCoy of the Missouri Society. GENERAL WILLIAM C. WESTMORLAND AWARD—To the outstanding SAR veterans volunteer for service to veterans. Must be submitted to the NSSAR Veterans Committee by State Society. Winner: Philip M. Yenowine of the Kentucky Society. THE USS STARK MEMORIAL AWARD—To the chapters and state society with the best record of service to veterans during the past year. Chapters: 10-49 members, winner, Simon Kenton Chapter, KYSSAR; 50-99 members, winner, Gov. Isaac Shelby Chapter, KYSSAR; 100-199 members, winner, Lt. Andrew Crockett Chapter, TNSSAR; honorable mention, Plano Chapter, TXSSAR; 200 and more members, winner, George Washington Chapter, VASSAR; honorable mention, San Antonio Chapter, TXSSAR. State society: 15-999 members, winner, Louisiana Society; honorable mention, Kentucky Society; State Society: 1,000 and more members, winner, Georgia Society; honorable mention, Texas Society. THE SYRACUSE AWARD—To the state society with the most new chapters. Three-way tie among the California Society, Empire State Society and Washington Society. THE ROBERT B. VANCE AWARD—To the state society and chapter that present the best example of an SAR website during the year, based on established criteria. State society winner: Kansas Society; chapter winner: Le Marquis de Lafayette Chapter, NCSSAR. THE FRANKLIN FLYER AWARD & STREAMER—To the state society, based upon membership, with the largest recruitment of Friends of the Library as a percentage increase compared with the state society's membership as of Dec. 31 of each year (cash award). State society: 10-499 members, winner, Massachusetts Society; 500 and more members, winner, Tennessee Society. THE GENEALOGIST GENERAL'S AWARD—This award is presented to the three state societies with the lowest percentages of pended applications for the year. Winner: Minnesota Society; second place, Washington Society; third place, Arkansas Society. THE ADMIRAL WILLIAM R. FURLONG MEMORIAL AWARD & STREAMERS—To the state societies that have fulfilled the qualifications of awarding Flag Certificates during the previous year. Winners: Alaska (first time qualifying), Connecticut, District of Columbia, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia. THE LIBERTY BELL AMERICANISM AWARD AND STREAMER—To the chapter, based upon size, that presents evidence of best implementing SAR resolutions and principles. Chapter with 10-49 members, winner, Simon Kenton Chapter, KYSSAR; 50-99 members, winner, Piedmont Chapter, GASSAR; honorable mention, Gov. Isaac Shelby Chapter, KYSSAR; 100-199 members, winner, Delaware Crossing Chapter, KSSSAR; 200 and more members, winner, San Antonio Chapter, TXSSAR. THE ALLENE WILSON GROVES AWARD AND STREAMER—To the state society, based upon size, that presents evidence of best implementing SAR resolutions and principles. Chapter with 10-199 members, no entries; 200-499 members, winner, SAR MAGAZINE